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OUR NORTHERN 

 GROWN OATS 



Will Make More Money Per Acre Than 

 Any Other Crop You Can Grow. Try It. 



TYPE WELL FIXED 

 STRAW LONG 

 AND STIFF 



GRAIN 

 BRIGHT 

 COLOR 



HEAVY 



OATS - EARLY CHAMPION 



Extra Early - Upright - Stiff Straw 

 Hardy - Large - Heavy 



This is tlie earliest of all Oat^ and probably tlio heaviest. It is often called the 

 "Fourth of July Oats", as in this latitude it ripens about thai lime. Color pure 

 white, grain, large and heavy. Head upright and branching. Straw long and stifl'. 

 Always standutg up well, withstanding severe wind storins nicely The past few 

 years" when most other Oats were down, rusted and nearly ruined generally, our 

 Early Champion made an extraordinarily large yield, even for this heavy cropping 

 variety, and gave a fine crop of white, clean Oats. Our stock is fine this year and 

 pricesright. 



Prices, postpaid 1 lb. 24c. By express or freight at buyer's expense, i bu. 25c.; Jbu. 

 36c.; bu. 65c.; 1 bu. $1.10; 2 bu. S2.00. 



EARLY BLACK PROLIFIC 



Heaviest Cropping Variety of Black Oats 

 Tests made by many progressive farmers convince them that tliese Black Oats are more 

 reliable croppers than white Oats. At all events, they will stand a lot of hardship and ex- 

 posure, vet, still make a good crop. They are very early. The grain is short and plump, 

 and of the best quality. Anothei characteristic that will recommend it is that, as far as 

 my observations and investigations go. Early Black Prolific Oats are rust proof. Many grow- 

 ers say they are practically drouth proof. The straw is stiff, the heads are long, and the 

 grain "vield is heavy, running from 35 to 45 pounds per measured bushel. 



Prices, postpaid, h lb. 18c.; lb. 30c. By express or freight at buyer's expense, J bu. 25c.; 

 } bu. 40c.; i bu. 70c.; bu. S1.25; 2 bu. S2.40; 6 bu. or more at $1.10 per bu. 



THE LINCOLN 

 Stands Well. Rust-Proof. Heavy Yielder. 

 Reports from practical farmers show that the yield of the Lnicoln is quite heavy, run- 

 ning to 100 bushels or over. .Many growers favor it because its heavy grain and thin hull 

 render it almost unsurpassed for feeding purposes and for the manufacture of oatmeal. It 

 stands up exceptionally well, is rust-proof, and has given practically perfect satisfaction. 



Prices, postpaid, \ lb. 15c.; lb. 25c. By express or freight at buyer's expense, i bu. 20c.; i bu. 35-.; 

 i bu. 65c.; bu. S1.10;"5 bu. or more at $1.00 per bushel. 



MICHIGAN WONDER 



Has stood the test exceedingly well and proved to be an excellent variety. It is very productive, 

 having yielded more to the acre than any of the standard varieties. Very early and has thus far ])roved 

 Itself rust-proof. .Stands up remarkably well. On account of its thin hull, heavy meat and solt mb. 

 It is desirable varietj" lor feeding, for oat meal or grinding purposes it is exceptionally valuable. Choic- 

 est stock seed. 



Prices, oostpaid, J ,b. 15c.; lb. 25c. By express or freight at buyer's expense, J bu. 20c.; } bu. 30c.; 

 i bu. 55c.; bu. $1.00; 2 bu. $1.90; 5 bu. or more at 90c. bu. 



BIG FOUR 



Well Known Favorite Variety — Straw Strcng and Stifif — Oats White and Rustless 



Introduced a few years since from Minnesota, it has proven of excellent value and made aplace for 

 Itself as a standard kind of real merit. The following are a few points of its excellence: It is very pro- 

 ductive, having in all instances yielded more to the acre than any other sort grown in the .same locality; 

 In one case it .yielded 174 bushels from a single bushel of seed. It is very early, and lias thus far pio\'cd 

 Itself rust proof. It stands up better than any other sort; it is best for seeding on account of its thin 

 hull, heavy meat and soft nib. It is tlie best for oatmeal and grinding for the same reason. 



Prices, postpaid, I lb. 15c.; lb. 25c. By express or freight at buyer's fcxpense, J bu. 20c.; I bu. 30c.; V bu. 65c.; bu. $1.00; 2 bu. $1.90; B bu or 

 more at 90c. bu. 



SUNOL 



The Great New Race Horse Oat. This grand variety can be recommended with confidence to fulfil that which is expected of it; as 

 has its namesake. \'ery prolific, extremely hardy, makes a strong stool and grows with vigor and rapidity. The straw, which is heavy and 

 strong, stands well. The heads are compact and often measure over 11 inches in length. The grain is heavy, large and plump. An 

 exceptionally prolific variety, many ©f my customers reporting yields of over 100 bushels per acre the past season. You will do well to plant 

 largely of this desirable variety. Choicest stock seed. 



i>rices. postpaid, i lb. 15c.; lb. 25c. By express or freight at buyer's expense, J bu. 20c.; J bu. 30c.; i bu. 65c.; bu. $1.00; 2 bu. $1.90.; 

 6 bu. or more at 90c. bu. 



SILVER MINE 



A beautiful white Oat. perfect in growth, vigor and yield. The straw is heavy and strong and stands up well. Heads compact, often 

 measuring lii to 12 inches in length. Try some new seed each year, and as .soon as you can see an improvement, discard the old and work up 

 a stock of the iiev, . Prices, postpaid, '2 lb. 16c.; lb. 25c. By express or freight at buyer's expense, J bu. 20c.; ,'1 bu. 30c.; J-2 bu. 66c.; bu. 

 $1.00; 2 bu. $1.90; 5 bu. or more at 90c. bu. 



IMPROVED WHITE RUSSIAN 



This grand new variety can be recommended with confidence. Very prolific, extremely hardy, makes a strong stool, grows with 

 vigor and rapidity. The straw, which is heavy and strong, stands well. Heads compact, grain hrfavy, large and plump. Choicest stock seed. 



Prices, postnaid, 1 lb. 15c.; lb. 25c. By express or freight, at buyer's expense, J bu. 20c.; i bu. 30c.; 4 bu. 55c.; bu. $1.00; 2 bu. $1.90; 

 6 bu. or more at 90c. a bu. 



IRISH VICTOR 

 Stands Well. Rust-Proof. Heavy Yielder. 

 Reports from practical fanners show that tlie yield of the Irish Victor is quite heavy, running to 100 bushels or over. Many growers favor 

 it becau.se its heiivy grain and thin hull render it almost unsurpassed for feeding purposes and for the manufacture of oatmeal. It stands up 

 exceptionally well, is rust-proof, and lias given practically perfect sati.sfaction. 



Prices, postpaid, I lb. 15c.; lb. 25c. By express or freight, at buyer's expense, ; bu. 20c.; } bu. 30c.; J bu. 65c.; bu. $1.00; 2 bu. $1.90; 6 bu. or 

 more at 90c. bu. 



WHITE BELGIAN 



This most excellent variety has comparatively .sliort straw, and malures a week or ten days earlier than other kinds, thus largely escap- 

 ing the liabilit.v to rust. As a nurse crop to .sow with grass seed it has an imnien.se value, as it Aoe^ not stove as freely as some other sorts. 

 Prices, postpaid, ', lb. 15c.; lb. 25c. By express or freight at buyer's expense, J bu. 20c.; '4' bu. 30c.; i bu. 65c.; bu. $.100; 2 bu. $1.90; 6 bu. 

 or more at 90c. bu. 



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